Star Wars Pinball 3D Coming To Nintendo 3DS Next Week

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Star Wars Pinball 3D is headed to the Nintendo 3DS next week, Zen Studios have announced. The game will be available on September 19th in both North America and Europe for $6.99/€6.99.

 

Star Wars Pinball 3D will come with three tables—Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, Boba Fett and Clone Wars.

 

Star Wars Pinball is available on other platforms as well, both as a standalone game and downloadable content for Zen Pinball 2. The game is currently available on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, mobile platforms and Vita.

 


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